Old-school Rap, immer der gleiche Flow, Laid-Back easy listening. Plus "Here we go yo, whats the scenario?"
Misfits meets ska, OG Punk Rock, narrated Album, featuring: Selfesteem
Melancholisch angehauchter seichter Indie-Rock; Guter Blend von Stimme und Instrumente; Soundtrackesque
Solider Brit-rock; Teilweise sehr wild; Random Chipmunks song
A phenomenal Rock' n' Roll Opera, it's everything cranked up to eleven. The debut album for Meat Loaf and his best one at that.
Classic thrash metal. It's way more polished than their first record, but its still one of the most influential metal albums out there
Very industrial sounding beats Overproduced "concept" album about social issues
I guess its a Funk/Pop/RnB/HipHop mashup?
Every Song feels like it's one minute too long
Good intentions, but ultimatly not for me
I mean its 30 minutes of bongo covers. But still surprisingly enjoyable
If you are able to overlook the lyrics (Yes Kanye i forgot about your black balls) it is a really good produced rap albums with unique beats. But at the end this is still an album from Kanye and Kanye is not the best person out there. So if you look beneath all the narcessistic kanye-bullshit his musical genius really shines through.
A very good psychodelic rock album. It opens very strong and ends on its best and longest song with 'cop shoot cop'. In the middle it kind of mellows out, which is certainly due to its long runtime at 70 Minutes. It is quintessentail psychodelic stoner rock with not much happening and the occasional 5 Minute solo. But the addition of an orchestra is brilliant.
An Album that is not easy to listen to, but that was the intention. I was pleasently surprised by the album the longer i listened to it. It is full with anger and hatred but still manages to allow some more light moments.
A really good soul album. Aretha could sing my grocerie list and i'd still give her 5 Stars
If Robbie Williams tried to be Oasis. It's exaclty what you would expect from his first solo album. Very clean and very Britpop. Its not boring but ultimatly forgettable.
It is a mellow indie rock/pop Album. It's not my cup of tea but i can understand if someone likes this, because the music seems honest.
Chris Martin isn't the strongest frontman vocally, he doesn't stand out and overtime his voice gets kind of annoying.
He has a very unique voice, which i didn't like at virst. But the more i listened to it the more i appreciated it, and how it blends in with the intrumentals. It left me feeling more calm and relaxed.
The albums manages to balance folk and psychadelic rock very well. I enjoyed it
I absolutly love the songwriting. It's awesome. The saxophone, the guitar, the structure i love everything. But i don't really enjoy the way Bruce sings and his voive. It seems slured i can't understand half the words. Granted i'm not american but to me he seems drunk. Put a decent rock singer like Meatloaf on this and it is perfekt.
Honestly it's way ahead its time. It is a timeless pop-punk/rock album filled with classics. But in the middle it starts to fade out a bit, but it manages to pick it up at the end with Heart of glass.
This Album feels like you are alone drunk in a dark shady nighclub, with the band playing songs that sound familiar yet so different. It is sad and depressing. I appreciate it for what it is but i don't get all the hype.
I mean side-one is weird. I didn't care much for the 'concept-album'. But side two pleasently surprised me. So all in all a decent album
Listening to the first two tracks i was looking forward to a good indie rock album. But the it devolved into this genre bending monstrosity. There are so many unusual sounds on this album it is honestly impressive. But it drags on for so long. I didn't like it, all the songs are headed nowhere.
I mean it's Motörhead live. If you like them you'll like this album if you don't then you won't. It's not that deep
As good as soul gets. It's clean, honest and overall a great album, by one of the best soul singers of all time.
Straigt up fire. One of the best psychadelic rock albums ever made. And it is a debut album made in the fucking 60s.
No. Just no
Solid funk/soul album. Was exactly what you can expect from Earth, Wind and Fire if you know September.
The OG. Really good rap/hip-hop album, with Dr. Dre and Ice cube. Even if you don't like rap just listen to the marvolous production and the beats. It's awesome
